Giving back to community
Leadership doesn’t stop at the organization’s edge. These roles reflect a commitment to building the broader technology community — investing in people, programs, and places that make the field more open, more rigorous, and more human.

Founder & Organizer — ACM-IEEE Twin Cities Meetup Group
Designs monthly curriculum tracks, evaluates and selects speakers from industry and academia, delivers keynotes, and builds the Twin Cities professional technology community. Speaker selection is a formal curatorial role — deciding whose research and work gets a platform before a professional technical audience of engineers and researchers.
Board Member & Sponsor/Project Lead — Target Tech Equity Pro Bono Program
Board-level leadership driving technology equity initiatives through pro bono engineering and mentorship programs with measurable community impact at Target.
Mentor — Startup & Early-Stage Technology Team
Mentors founders and early-stage engineering teams on platform architecture, AI integration strategy, and scaling decisions — translating enterprise experience into startup-applicable guidance.
Served as Event Lead — Target Tech Kids STEM Initiatives
Organized and lead STEM outreach events connecting K-12 students with technology career pathways and hands-on engineering experiences at Target Corporation.
Secretary — IEEE WIE Twin Cities Affinity Group
Official secretary of the IEEE Women in Engineering Twin Cities Affinity Group — supporting chapter governance, communications, and advancing women in engineering at the local IEEE chapter level.
Judge & Mentor — Target TWIST EPIC Awards
Evaluates and mentors nominees for Target’s Women in Science and Technology (TWIST) EPIC Awards — identifying and developing the next generation of women in technology leadership.
Owner & Leader — Twin Cities WomenTech Circle
Founded and leads the Twin Cities chapter of WomenTech Network — building a local community of women in technology through monthly events, mentorship, and professional collaboration.

